What to do if the style or voice list doesn't appear on my Yamaha PortaTone PSR-6000?
If the style or voice list fails to appear, check the [LIST HOLD] button. If its LED is illuminated, it means the function is engaged. Press the [LIST HOLD] button to turn the indicator off, and then attempt to select a style or voice.
Why is there no sound coming from my Yamaha PortaTone PSR-6000?
There might be several reasons for the absence of sound. First, check if the volume controls or foot controller are turned down completely; if so, adjust them to a suitable level. Second, ensure that headphones are not plugged into the PHONES jack, as this will cut off the sound to the speakers. Finally, verify that MIDI local control is turned ON.
Why can't I select some function menus on my Yamaha PortaTone PSR-6000 Musical Instrument?
Certain function menus may be unavailable if the GM/DOC, Sequencer, or Custom Accomp. mode is active. To access all function menus, ensure the instrument is in normal play mode.
What to do if the ABC chord does not change on my Yamaha PortaTone PSR-6000?
Make sure you're playing on the left-hand section of the keyboard. Also, confirm that you are using the correct type of chord fingering for the selected ABC mode; using single-finger type fingering in the fingered mode, or vice- versa, can cause this issue. Use the correct type of chord fingering for the selected ABC mode.
General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | PortaTone PSR-6000 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
How to choose and play different instrument sounds.
Detailed steps for selecting instrument voices, including groups and categories.
Adjusting pitch, tuning, octave, and touch response settings.
Transposing the keyboard pitch and fine-tuning.
Choosing and using accompaniment styles from presets or disk.
Various methods to start and control accompaniment playback.
How the keyboard adapts accompaniment to playing style.
Activating the one-touch setting feature for instant sound changes.
Using pads for recording and playing back phrases and chords.
Step-by-step process for recording musical phrases on the pads.
Using pads to play drum and percussion instruments.
Customizing which percussion sounds are assigned to each pad.
Using pads to control tempo variations.
Steps to save current control settings into memory banks.
Choosing playback modes (All, Chain, Single) and song selection.
Steps for recording musical data using the 8-track sequencer.
Activating the sequencer mode.
Configuring settings like style, voices, and harmony before recording.
Choosing which tracks to record data onto.
Initiating the recording process for a sequence.
Removing unwanted tracks from a recorded sequence.
Setting conditions like metronome, harmony, and recording type.
Copying or mixing data between sequencer tracks.
Removing specific events like pitch bend or volume changes from a track.
Deleting specified measures or ranges of measures from tracks.
Inserting blank measures into tracks.
Aligning notes to the nearest specified beat for timing correction.
Erasing note and event data from specified measures, leaving blank measures.
Shifting the pitch of notes up or down in semitone increments.
Deleting all data from a selected song.
Step-by-step guide to creating custom accompaniment styles.
Modifying recorded data within the custom programmer.
Aligning notes to the nearest beat for timing correction.
Removing specific events from a track.
Saving the current custom accompaniment to a style number.
Editing standard voice parameters.
Editing dual voices by combining two sounds.
Editing drum voices, including name, pan, pitch, and softness.
Selecting reverb types and adjusting their depth.
Selecting and adjusting digital effects.
Managing memory backup and registration freeze settings.
Recalling the instrument's initial factory settings.
Configuring MIDI channels and multi-part settings.
Managing MIDI switches, system settings, and data transmission.
Error messages related to sequencer operations.
Error messages specific to the custom programmer.
Error messages related to disk operations.
Error messages related to MIDI communication.
Error messages specific to DOC/GM modes.
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